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The Crown Prosecution Service is considering whether there are grounds for a case against the officers involved in the episode now known as "plebgate".

However, the PCC has already written to the Daily Mail for its response "to the more general complaints from the public before considering whether there are any issues under the code to pursue".

"If, for whatever reason, those individuals do not wish to make a complaint, the PCC will in any case write to the Daily Mail for its response to the more general complaints from the public before considering whether there are any issues under the code to pursue.

Considering whether there are other Sean Hodgsons in the prison system, he said: "We have started a review of our cases to check that out and I have written to Keir Starmer [the director of public prosecutions] asking him to check".

Still, if the forecast holds, the Michigan result would be the closest of any primary to date (Iowa and Maine were closer, but they were caucuses) — close enough that it is worth considering whether there are any factors that might not be picked up by the polling but which could work for or against either candidate.

Meanwhile, prosecutors are considering whether there are grounds for criminal charges.

The force will also consider "whether there is any organisational learning from this incident and whether changes need to be made to any processes".

He called for stricter enforcement and a proceeding to consider "whether there is a link between increasing consolidation and increasing indecency on the airwaves".

The press secretary said they needed to consider "whether there was anything useful we can do to neutralise the television appeal of these demonstrations.

He said the Don Dale centre had to be examined specifically but the royal commission would also consider "whether there is a culture that spreads across the detention system in the Northern Territory, whether it was specific to that centre".

It is simply considering whether there is a need for an investigation.